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If You Want The Best.
ALTHOUGH you may have had good luck with
. but few failures in making cake and biscuit in
the old-fashioned way with soda and sour milk, or
soda and cream of tartar, you will have better luck
and (following directions) no failures with the Royal
Baking Powder.
The truth of this must be evident when you re
member that in the leading hotels and restaurants,
and in the homes of our city cousins, where the latest
and best methods are invariably employed, and where
the most beautiful and dainty food is always set out
for the guests, the Royal Baking Powder is exclu
sively used for all quickly risen food.
Royal Baking Powder never disappoints; never
makes sour, soggy or husky food ; never spoils good
materials; never leaves lumps of alkali in the biscuit
or cake; while all these things do happen. with the
best of cooks who cling to the old-fashioned methods,
or who use other baking powders.
If you want the best food, Royal Baking Powder
is indispensable.
M. Chappuis' proposed eleetrie rail
way through the Simplon l'ass is esti
mated, to cost $3,000,000, and it would
greatly reduee tliedistanee between Italy
and Northern Europe.
An official inquiry into the relations
between the poiiee" and the gamblini!
houses of Koine is in progress. It is al
leged that the poiiee are subsidized by
the proprietors of the houses.
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SHSJCRQFIHJ
Mrs. E. J. Kowe!l, MeiUor.l, Suss., says fc.r
mother bas been cured of Scrofula by tha uso
of four bottles of gTSl after bavins had
much other treat- EAiS'j meat, and being
reduced to quite a low condition of health, as it
was thought she could cot dvc.
nf horedl-
fTK vhichap-
oil rar Vn vuv i face. For
a year I had yj (riven up an nope
of his ixr?coverY, when finally
I was W induced to use
A few bo ttles cured him, and no
symptoms of the disease remain.
HiiS. T. L. Mathers Mathervil'.e, Miss.
Our book on Blood an i Sltm Disc-is mail.! fr-e.
SWIFT sl'tcll'lC Co., A-lin'-l, Ca.
K-VJrgl Cured my lktle boy
-V523 tary scrofula
s
erm
an
Deceitful Appearance.
I wis chattine with a Montague street
real estate man in his ofljee a few days
asio.when a woman entered who attracted
the attention of both of us. She waa
middle aged, very phiin in faee and fig
ure and wore a black dress wiiieu was
patched and ripped in many places. Her
entire appearance denoted twverty and
misery and indicated that she had f
great struggle to keep the wolf from en
tertng at tier uoor. insuiicm viy m-nm
that tho woman was a bevr we wrro
libout to oiler her some money, when she
astonished us a little by saying sho had
lome private business with the real estate
man.
Thev went into his tuner office and
were engaged for about fifteen minutes
in earnest conversation. Alter sne nau
gone, and my friend had ceased to gaze
in open mouched amazement at her van
ishing figure, he enlightened me as to her
obiect in the following manner: "Well
I'll be darned: That woman wanted to
buy a $10,000 piece of property I have for
sale, and she had f 0.000 in her pocket to
mv down to bind the bargain. O Lora
think if I had offered her ten cents and
told her to clear out!" Brooklyn lagle.
SHE WAS SATisry ED.
A Woman rmseinjcr wllH mn Inquiring
Turu f Mind,
j?ho had Ivimlod tho narrow Range
train at Sovonth idvovt, Oakland,
bound for Han Fianoasoo. It wtus
cvidont that alio wan conversant
with tho lHrils and unoortaintics of
travel and meant to run no risks.
U tho drawbridgo openi nlto
asked of tho brake-man aa ho nur-
tied through tho train.
Can't toll till wo got to tho first
itiwt, ma am, was tlio reply.
"Well, brakoman, if tho bndgo is
open I want yon to let mo know so I
can Rot off tho train. Now mind
you remember."
.... . I t .. . 1 .i. . i ..: i .....
liio tram nan ciossimi uio m inl
and was well on toward tho pier
when tho brukemnn again appoaitnl.
"llavo wo reached tho bndgo
yet i" domaudod tho nnsophisticatod
liidv traveler.
"We're boyond tho bridge, ma am.
Tho man was smilingly courteous.
Why didn't you toll mot We
might all go to dost ruction without
any trainnwu taking tho trouble to
warn us. as it closed f
Yes, ma'am. Wo uover go over
whilo it is oihmi."
Very well ; I ui glad wo ro over,
but engineers aro so rockloss 1 al
ways keep a sharp lookout."
Just then tho comiuotor oamo
through, am sho bought a ticket to
io citv and return. Ho punched it
acconling to tho custom and passed
on. In a moment sho called him :
"Conductor, oh, conductor! I.o k
hero !" Tho man of tickets rot union
to hor side. "Conductor," sho de
manded. "Why aro those two holes
punched in this ticket ("
''Company s orders.
"But I w;int to kuow why," im
peratively.
Tliive holes, madam, aro so mat
we will Know tho ticket wnonwe
tee it again, was tno grao ic
Bponso.
Oh, I sco, and tho wary passen
ger subsided oneo more, pronaiuj
satisfied with tho valuable informa
tion she had gained. San Francisco
Call.
55
yrup
Two bottles of German Syrup
cured me of Hemorrhage of the
Lungs when other remedies failed.
I am a married man and, thirty-six
years of age, and live with my wife
and two little girls at Durham, Mo.
I have stated this brief and plain so
that all may understand. My case
was a bad one, and I shall be glad
to tell anyone about it who will
write me. Philip L. Schenck, P.
O. Box 45, April 25, 1890. No man
could ask a more honorable, business-like
statement.
Hard l.uck of Two Lucky Men.
Early in the present century two
brothers of the peasant class were labor
ing in the fields when their tools struck
against a metallic substance, which
nroved to be a massive chain many
pounds in weight which they took to be
of brass and carneti away wun iiiem,
thinking it might be useful as a plow
chain. On reaching their humble cot-
1 taze the weight and luster of the metal
. w .... .. . t.
aroused tueir attention, a mi 01 iuo
chain was detached and taken to the
nearest town, was tested and proved to
be fine gold. The fortunes of the men
were assured could they have kept their
own counsel, but boasting of their pros
pects and spending money lavishly on
the strength of them, curiosity and sus
nirfnn were aroused. Wives and chil
dren chatted about the wonderf td find,
and at last the officers of the crown de
scended urion the scene. The treasure,
which nroved to be worth several thou
sand nounds. was snatched from its find
ers, who, for all result of their "good
fortune," were awarded a term of iin
prisonment at the following assizea.
All the Year liouna.
Us
Letters frcm Mothers
speak in
warm terms
of what
Scott's
Emulsion
has done
for their del
icate, sickly
children.
It's use has
brought
thousands back to rosy health.
's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypophos
phites is employed with great
success in all ailments that re
duce fiesh and strength. Little
ones take it with relish.
Frsowi ;v flott ft Bown, N. Y. All drniwistj.
.T 1-J- 1 u.jmi,i 11 in imJIWI
TAKE A&Z&i
PFUNDER'
TOreepn Blbbd Purifier,
Scot!
A Medical Decision In 1715.
In 1715 a cellar digger having been
stifled at Jena, the medical faculty of
the university decided that the cause
was not the direct action of the devil,
but a deadly gas. Thereupon Professor
Loescher, of the University of Witten
berg, entered a solemn protest, declaring
that the decision of the medical faculty
was "only a proof of the lamentable li
cense which has so taken possession
us, and which if we are not earnestly on
our guard will finally turn away from
tu the blesbing of God." Dr. Andrew
D. White in Popular Science Monthly.
-cures-
KIDNEY S, LIVER DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA,
PVX PIMPI F3.BL (ITCHES AMD SKIN DISEASES.
tlhPSsw Lic-MiAour. rnT'vrKTC
Vlij,..i icnunuuin " vwjiii-iiLi
YOUNG MEN I
The Gpacific A No. I.
Corn, without full, all coses of Oonorr-
11C una no lunaer 01 now lung
stiindlmj. Prevents stricture, it beln? an in
torual rf ineily. Cures when everytiiifig Blue
i.a n.i.1 Hi )fl hv fill rrnfcrlt.M.
JIaiiuiacturere; 1'he A. Schoeii hetr Medicine
Strategy.
Small Boy Mamma wants you to send
her up two barrels of those apples she
was lookin at.
Dealer All right, sonny.
"Say, couldn't you pour the two bar
rels into one big barrelf
"Eh? What for?"
"Then she couldn't get it fhrocgh the
door of the lock closet. Good News.
Drawing the Line.
Philadelphia Bello Mario, who Is this Mr.
Gotham who sends up his cord I do not re
member him.
' Marie You met him at the seaside last
summer.
"Did I! Well, he certainly does not move
in society."
"He is from New York, miss, and is one of
the 400."
"Well, Marie, tell him I hope to 6eo him at
the seaside a.iain next summer. One must
draw the line mmwliopi "
Price, fj:t.O0.
Co., Ban JOue, Cul.
T -MHHSiln 'IK
HAVE
YOU GOT
PILES
ITCHnTO PILES known b-7 r-c'.atnr
like perspiration, cauao lateasoiicbsaa
V7hcn warm. 'J. h i fcrra ur-A E
yuld at ONt-r; to
DX E0-SA1-KO S FILE REMEDY,
whl-h ac'9 fiitwt'T o-i parts n!:;-;tel,
sbmrbs romors, alia ts i ter.f ng. eff-wtln '!
oii---.a!" -.t--!vn. l-ri-ofi w. rmmlf i
o- :. .'-.".m .T '-'i siui, P".
N. P. N. U. Xo. 494 S. F. N. U. No. 671
Commencemen
Davs are near. And we arc ready with the
larKOst, newest stock of HOYS' and YOUTHS'
K.1T.S to be found in the Pacific Northwest
Mothers should send for rules for self-measure
ment for their boys. Schools and colleges
should get our prices.
A. B. Sleinbach A Co
Cor. First and Morrison Streets,
PORTLAND. OK.
ft e have the very largest stock at the
lowest prices,
A wood iKirtiott of tho cultivation of
corn nhould bo dono before plimtinir. It
i - ...!. , .1... . . . ,n .
is a muu iHixiaKe to put corn in tlie
groiuul not ell pulveiied.
New York Iiiim eulered upon
td dock improvement.
a evntein
A KINK I'l.ACK Hill UOVM.
lleill'H Oiik Urovo Selieol Is uiiiiurxtliin
ahly iMio oi I lie ln-st hi'Ihu'In Iui- linvo on I lie
Piii ille iVti.tt, It U located neiir St i 1 1 tiriic.
Sim Milieu eotiniv, t'al., in chaive ol' Ira ).
Hon I, lli. I),, cx-Mulo Hiipi'i'iiiioiiili'iil , wittt
a It rut claw eoiii! ol Nt'vcii tcai'lier. 'rii
idace ii lii iitililulaiiil lii'iihhv. Tin' niimlx r
Ol' 'Uit in Iniiili'd lo lil'iy ho tlmt kihvIiiI,
tiiiliYUliiiil alti'iilion may he kIvcii to mit h.
l'li-ilu-in Iin tin' l.culsliiiurv ml In worklnu
otdi'r vol? Hliilluio Hut li? Vou iin iImhm
Willi lull ymi Miiut in net lAMit and vo luiw
you'll (sol oi ki d.
Sl-.l l -l it VISK,
Soil-praise is no rei'oiiiiueiHliitioii, hut
there are tiinen when one ihubI permit a
pel-noil tii tell the triuli iihout liiniNill',
When what he nays (h tuippurleil hy the
testimony cl'iillu'is no leunoiuilile inun w ill
iloulit liix word. Now, to nny tluit Ai.i
coi kV Pokhvh IVvmhk- are tlie only Keuii
hie and reliable ioroiiM pltt-terH iinnie is not
M'ir.iniiMi in the Klinhli'Nt (lei;ii. They
have stood the tint tor over thirty yeari,
and III proof of their merits il id only nee
e.siary to eiill attention t lln euren they
iuive'i HVeled and lo the voluntary te.sluuo
nia'.s ol' those who have used llieiu.
1'i'Uiiie of imilii' ions, and do not l't ilo
eeived hy iiiisriui".entiil ion. Am for Aii
cock'h, and let no solicitation or explana
tion induce you ty ai"Yjit a suhst u.
"Is votir new mlnhU'i1 mt eluniu'iit innu?"
" Well, ! not II veil iinii nre IiIiiihuIi my bur
lier." "
KLTTI UK AMI I'K.KM C'tUKU.
We nonttlvelT euro riniture, idles ml ll rec
tal itlseAur wlthoul uln or ileuuitlnii from bust
no. No run', no lny. Also sil iVirtilr ills
Hum's. AiMroks tor pmi'l'lilol 1i. I'urU rfli'Ul A
Lodojr, has Msriiet Mwi, Kniiii'luo.
1MHDS r rANUAUlC
Itetween this and th nlher nldn nf Hut luomt
Alliuilie, In tho Iiiiiuii( toiii'lsls, eiiiHinereliii
luivelers mid mnrtlioi m, HiteuU "on Uio ruiiil,"
NleHiiiliniit eiiiilalin, nIiIii's muiieuim nuit ",ll
sorts mid ooiiilllltniH" ol IriiveleiN.emlHiiiiil mid
new seiilers iiiireelillii mid lestliv In (lu ut
veutlve slid lenieillitl irtiierlleof lliwlellur's
riloiiuieli II tilers III seuslekliiiSH, luiuseii, liuiliil lul
mill I lieiiiuiille Inmlile, mid nil illmuilera of tlie
sintiiiieli, liver mid luels. AkiHusI Him rJii
illi'inl Inlluenees ot elltiuile, enulely funked or
uiiiu'cusiomed diet mid Impure iisler, II Is
Miveieiioi sitli'KUmil. mid Imn been an n uiitili'il
hv Clio tiuvoliiiM imiille (ur over a llilrd o(
l eniury. No Innu ul niiiliirliil tevi r, Irniu I lie
enleiiliirn ul I he I'sellle mid the liinkt'ii-linliu
lever ol Hie Mlulssliiid In lis milder H ues, eiill !
resist the eiinitlve iieiinu el Hils lieul)iiiiiiii ue
server mid restorer nf lienllli, h vol liable bnnu
In I'l'i'sons In leehhi lienllli or lliible to lueiir
ilisesse,
The HVernKe luillnoulsl msv mil be inure In
clined lo my bis debts Hum Ills fellows, hut It
must he iiiliiilued Unit lie soiiiellines "enures
dntt u " In h li it i ry.
"iVoini'j Hiwichitil 7'iniict" lire mi cU'eot
Ive ciniKii remedy, .Si d imy in litum. price,
'.Vi i cuts.
Teiieher
Sniiill liny
W'lin imn Hie biillle ul Nmv tirleiilisT
Jim Cnrlielt,
Tliv (iknmka for hreiikfast.
rruudrr's in iioii lllontl I'Hrlfler Is
llio bosi remedy tor eloinisiun ymir ststein.
" It's a wise mnmiri li," said tlie iiihii who sb
dlealed nieiHiliius Ibinne, "who kuous
iiouk It In t'niiie In mil ul tlie reigu.
IIOII's I'll If I
Wo offer One Hundred Hollars' Howard fur
iinv OHe ol eaiai rn nun eaiinui nr eiiri-n nj
Hull's t'atiirrli l ure, r, J. t 'ilfcu a m ,
rrn' , Km iin, i'.
We, lb.' iniii'rsH;m'il, have know n K. J. ('In'-
nrv for llut but lilleen Jeur-, Hint lii-lieve linn
rleellv liniinriible in nil luisiuess iriO'-ai'iiniis
and lliiiun ially able to earrv ,,ut uuv obliKiilion
made by their linn. w r.- I .V I ui .,
o unie-aii- in niiiiii, niiiii'-ii-.
SVAI l Vi, klVX.NN -V M VK IN,
hnli-aii' llriiCHlsi, 'Inledn, O.
Hail's Catarrh Cure l laken Internally, net-
iiiK' dlreetiv unni Hie blood mid niuonus sur
fin es of Ibo svslinn, 1'riee, Tieenls i ir lailtle,
Sold hv all dninsUts- Test iinoiilaW I rev.
The Stormy Petrel's lanlurnnee.
Daring a recent trip across tho
Atlantic the par;seiij,rers ou ono
6teamer had a vivid illustration or
the endurance of tho htnnny petrel.
Shortly after tho whip left tho Irirdi
coast two or three of those birds
were sighted at the stern of the
6hip. One had Ikhhi caught at some
previous time, and its captor tied a
bit of red flannel or ribbon round
its neck and let it go. The bit of
red made tho bird very conspicuous,
and it could bo easily identified.
That bird, with others that could
not be bo easily distinguished, fol
lowed the ship clear across tho
ocean. Rarely, during tho daytime
at least, was it out of sight, and if
for an hour or two it was lost to
view whilo feeding on the refuse
cast overboard it soon reappeared,
and the last seen of it was within a
few miles of Sandy Hook, when it
disappeared, perhaps to follow some
outward bound steamer back to Ire
land. When tho fact is considered
that the ship, day and night, went
at an average- speed of nearly twen
ty miles an hour, the feat performed
by the daring traveler can bo better
appreciated. When or how it rested
is inexplicable, St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
of
The First I' so of Napkins.
A French writer, who evidently
was conservative and did not wel
come the napkin kindly, records
with scorn:
"The napkin is placed under the
chin and fastened in the back, as if
one were going to be shaved. A
person told me that he wore his that
way that he might not sou his beau
tiful frills."
It was a difficult matter to tie the
two corners in the back, ana it is
said that thence originated our
expression for straitened circum
stances "hard to make both ends
meet." This custom led to the habit
of the table waiters ot carrying a
nankin on the left arm. ouths
Companion.
One Way of Expressing It.
The baroness was giving a large
party, and in the course of the even
ing a note was handed to her con
taining terrible news, which was for
tunately unfounded. As usual on
similar occasions, she was seized with
an interesting attack of weakness
and Karl, the footman, standing not
far off, ran to her ladyship's assist
ance and called out, "Johann, make
haste; bring a chair; the baroness
wants to faint 1" Humoristische Blat
ter. Wigs and Employment Itureaus.
An encouraging symptom of tho
times is the gradual abandonment of
the misleading: term, "intelligence
office," for the more rational "em
ploy ment bureau." By the bye, is
there any inflexible reason why the
mistress of an employment bureau
should wear a wig, as an amazing
proportion of them do? Boston Com
monwealth.
A Rare Sl(,-bt.
Little Boy Well, that's the queer
est thing I ever saw.
Mother What is?
Little Boy I just saw our school
teacher at the corner of the street
a-laughiag just like other people.
Exchange.
Due Ru:noilno itove iViilch: no Jnit, no ir.o'ii.
GiVEN OP TO DIE
Croat Suffering With
Liver
Complaint
Hope Almost htufi:U'l Iflut'
IIwhVs ;ii:Kt:ri!!t!, Did
JS- r ' i i i7h t-XS
t.OiAlrt1,lfiL
M I I j "f. ff
Mrs. II, A. Hamilton.
Fresno, Oil,
"I hnvo been troubled villi what uttetidlng
jihysielun.icnlk-d liver cmnvlulnt mid ciilare.
mi nt of tho spleen. Bores gHthen'il mid broke,
and lor a long timo I dnc'.ored for piles without
:ood results. At Ust I could not walk across
my room, and tmilc to my bod.ns many thought,
to die. I bopi:i to tako Hood's Sarsaparllla and
J n Sarsa
Q parilla
havo continued with It for six months. I nm
entirely cured and do all my housework. It
has ull ben broiiKlit about by Hood's fcarsnpn
rillii." Mn. K. A. Hamilton, cor. Fresno and
L, Streets.
Hood
Cures
HOOd'S PillSCuro Constipation ty restoring
tho peristaltic action of tho alimentary caniil
-XiA A'! I J n 'J B
&r)cta.,
COcta..
Sl.00 per Bottle,
TniS Obeat CouoiiCuub promptly cure
where all others IiiiL Cough, Croup, 8or
Throat, HoarBcness, whooping Cough and
Asthma. For Consumption it bna no rival:
has cured thousands, and will cuhb you if
taken in time. Bold oy Drugglsta on a guar
antee. For a Lame Hack or Chnst, imo
SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTEK.2SO.
PHIL0H'SCATARRH
ilave you Cuiun-h 't
REMEDY,
This remedy is truaran.
teed to cure you. I'rico.&Octs. Injectorfroe.
Olds&King,
PORTIiflflO,
OUECOJI.
any iiddreRH on
OrnSl'IUNfl
CATAI.OUIIE
abounds in
bargains of
all descrip
tions, and we
have new ones
arriving con
stantly. Here
is Uio latest:
A I.AlJlEH'
K M It K O I I
KKEL) KIKIB
W1IITK MU1X
H A N J) K E II
CHI KK sent to
receipt of 7 CtNTS and
CENT extra for postage. We are agents for
the STAN OA KD PATTERN 1'. A P. K 1 1) GLOVES
,,i tlie UOYAI, WOKCKSTEIt COKKETS. Send
for our Illustrated Catalogue. We mail it free
of charge.
PIso's Ilemedy fur Catarrh is tho
Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest.
Bold by Druggists or sent by mail,
COc. S. T. Hazeltlne, Warren, Pa.
How to Come to a Stop.
When vc least
rxpitt them.
imiik-nH will
lifl.lll us, it Vl'li-
licution of the
oltl nil.if.e that
tlie tuirxpt'i ti J
nlwnyH hap-
Iu'iis, The fill
iiwinir recites
how nn nctive litisiuesit Hiati was
stiddcnlv broiiKlit down.
THE TRAIN STOPS.
Cini-in , O. " Rnnlly while In tl e et el
IlKhliiiK Iruin my inr, I strpprd um sum.,
whlti, luinin suddenly under my fcwl.lnirw
ni lothe K'ound, with sevnely l'i mc'
THE MANAGER STOPS.
Siiffnlnis niTsJinstv. I li'lprd Into n;y
r.audiuy sunn lulibrd In l"i't KtiauW
with iulc4 and kiudicd uuicdics, but lo uo
avuil.
A POINT TO STOP AT.
Rrachlna a sl.itlon wher SI. Jamba OH could
be jiKnuied, two bollle. t l yM S THF
wet boualii, nnd the aiiphea- Jvnrrv
linn id li icsullnl st fine in i
tfbrt trom lam. wlilih hPV..'
writ iiIkIi brtiini unbrsisbl. ,
I was out suit about my work tl
in three djys
W. v I'l-AllllliY,
x, r..i m. 11 a M Si.
i no rain pwp. "i
come, no mnttor l
,(U k tl'" 'l"ll'll "' "i 1,0,1
t lit wniiiiin ho In """
down by woman'. Inmliln
turns to lr. l'leii-a'n Ka
oi'it J'tivi. rlpti.m. It Im
lllu Is inn In uliinmy l71,h
rliioliiii wenlinewes, dell
eiilo tleiiineiiients, nil
imluiul illsinilers tlmt
Iiirti'i'i,i"y !, ;"
iilelnly i-iiied. If ''
nveiworlieil, licivi r
" run down," "li" I1"
lifiwiiiiUlieiiirtli.
I'livnillii I'leiii'lllitlon"
Is n powerful, invlcortitinit
tmiio and n suolliinn ml
aln-iH-tlienliHt nerhi
iniielv vei'etiililn, liOffiM'tly
ImrnilcM. It rKiibites and iii'imu.li l '
tiriitipr riinetlniis or wouiniiin""!, i--.i.....il..
.,,,i, .hi,a Ibn lilood. illiliel.
.. i i. ..i..... ,...r,-....liliuf sleen. n
.tiuei health ami vluor. Kuf fvei f fn
eoiii.UInt" and di .lui Imin'ii, It H i" ""'T
lomedy so am ami uiifuiUn tlmt It an i
(Mmi-.in'erw. .
If It dmwu't bfliiellt or i:ii, ym Iv your
louoy back,
OUt Hl'.Slii NM,
luelnl mid pi i nie
1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 ii I , I . I He lor
prleei In
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W. A. SCHRQCK. 21 New Mantpuneff St. S.f.
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Sold Everywhere! 1
Pit AN K IKliltiKV , Aurul, I'urllnnd, Or.
Til re,. Hill Willi II, Vul M h"TI Vii-.l IllV Sf ft tt
B id II suds y nil, V. U'i- esp i ,-.', ii,;, n i, ii .iu e
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"excelsior WATCH CO.
G.17 Mnrhot St.. -
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HOW OUR WHEN HIS FRIEND TOLD HIM THAT HE PAID"
CUSTOfVIER r,rA r o Qffxxrri c
LAUGHED $150 for a BiCYCLE.
T" llur 1'iintiiiiifr Imil oiu just us (.'ihiiI, tui'l lu lioii'lit it for 1.I1SS THAN'
IIAI.K tho pHie his frii'ii.l hml jaiil. F YOU WANT A BICYCLE FOR
SCO, I'l'' it iliri'i t of tliu
WW
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Bicycles,
a-i;oi.i itoi.f.AitH lint mie..ii(
I'KTr.ANI. TAI'OHi.
HIE BEST WHEEL 0J4 EARTH,
THE DERBY FOR '93.
Morgan & Wright Pneumatic $150
DKTAIt.l'riiino, lerby iHlteni, dmible tlirntiKlinnt frtim eniiilmiiiiis
senmless steel tubing: tt-lneh ileiid; Wbeel lluse, II Inebes; W heels, in.
Tnnl Steel lleariiiKH; Miiiinesniiuin's Hilrul Klliin KHiel Tubing lieiirliii'
57 and Inebes; Itniiiid Cranks, I,1.,, nnd 7-lneh tbrow; lliimher Cliuiii
(inrfiird Huddles. Urnp KnrKliiK tlirniiR-lnnit. '
Wc hsve tlie best mid must simple spukes Innde; lliey enn be replneeil
by the rider w itbiiiil reiiinvliiK the tire, nnd lire fully expliilned mid Il
lustrated In onr (,'ntitliiKne; ulsn liuiKi'iit spnlfes.
fur bertiity stid sliniilb lly there is no eiiiml. Kor servlee nunc esn l
nmdu better. HKNI) KOIt CATAI.UtiUK.
Webb Safe and Lock Co.,
GENERAL NORTHWESTERN AGENTS,
64 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON.
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE; RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
RHEUMATISM CURED DY THE USE OF
Jioore's Revealed Remedy.
Astoria. Ohkoon, Jnnnnry 10. 1 can Ktiilo with plenmiro thntbytlio nso of
MOORK'fl KKVEAI.KU KKMKIJY my luishaud wus rolloved rmn .in old eo of
KHKIIMAT18M Riid my youngest boy unmleutlndy of INlif.AMMA'i'OKY K1IKU
MATibM wben the best uoctorl could get did Mm uo eond. Y .iiis In 1'nitltndo
80I,n KY YOUK
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LOOK OUT FOR TRAVELING
SELLING "CIIEESE-FUAME"-
BICTCL
FAKIRS"
And representing them to be just as good as
"Victors," "Ramblers," "Clevelands," "Ralolghs,"
"Rudgos," "Sylphs," Western Wheel Works, htc.
Hend for catalogues, club and agents' discounts.
FRED T. MERRILL,
326 Washington Street, Portland, Or.
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